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Trustee s Sale
OF A -
SMALL FARM.

BY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
by George w. Lewis to the undersigned
Trustee, dated July 10th, 1885, and recorded
in the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Bkeley County, in Deed Book No. 80,
pages 1877 and 1SS, will sell at Gerards-
town in Berkeley County, w, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA, 1887,
at / o'clock p. M, the following real estate,
lying and being within two miles of Ger
ardstOwn and containing 300 acres more
or less, being the same property conveyed
by Nancy J. Bender and husband to said
Lewis. The improvements consist of
house, stable and other outbuildings, and
an orchard. A never failing Spring of good
water near the honse. The property will
be sold to pay notes secured in said Trust
Deed, being deferred payments of purchase
money and for the costs of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash in
hand on day of sale and balance in one and
two years, with interest and to be secured
by Deed of Trust on the Premises.
GEORGE ID. MILLER,
a13 At Trustee.
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-.BERKEELEY -
FEMALE SEMINARY,
MARTlNSBuRG, w. VA.

This School, which has been in successful
operation for many wears, will resume LIS
exercises on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th,
1887, and continue until Jcne l4th, 1888.
For full particulars apply for catalogue TO
MRS. p. X. HARRIsoN,l princinais
Miss b. J. HUNTER.
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1887.


The following described real estate. situat.
ed "a said Berkeley County, on Back
creek. on the grade road. adjoining Toma-
NaN and about ten miles from Martins
burg and containing about l3o acres, ard
hpoNn rs The upper portion OF the farm oe-
cuIied by ; Il. JamsUH.
lhere are all the buildings necessary
Iof iarms good young orchard and wa
Ter on the rlace. y survey and platt of
TINS Il viii be used on day Of sale. Pos.
purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE Fixed by Court)-.
one thlrd OF the purchase money cash on
DAY 81 sale; balance in two annual paw
ments Of one and two years from dav of
SAFE, with interest from day OF sale. Title
TO the land also - lie retained as addition
~ security until all OF deferred payments
are made. u. BOYD FAULKNER,
w. Ii. III. FLICK,
ID. G WESTENHAVER
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that e. Boyd Falkner,
one Of the Special 6missiOners in the
aboyeTntitled suit has given bond with
sufficient security as required by law.
ids. S. III. MARTIN, Clerk.
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J.F.BOYD, Superintendent
H. A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent st MartiDsbu
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Philip H. Smith J Nelson Wisner, Trus-
zee, Louis c. Coblen5 ana David g Coblens
partenrs doing business under the firm name
of Cobleus & Co.
The object Of the above suft is to set aside
az fraudulent, ceIt.in deei Of Trust from
Philip II. Smith, 10 J Nelson Wisner, Trus-
tee. dated March sth. 1887, and apply the
proceeds Of the property conveyed therein TO
the liens on the same, and failing Of this, TO
enforce said Trust under the supervision Of
this court and apply said property to the
sal faction of the leins thereon,
And it appearing 90 affidavit Fl led in this
suit that the said deendonts Louis g. Coo
| lens AID Daniel C Coblens are non-residents
of this Stscr they are hereby required TO APP
rear within one month IRON the 9th day OF
August, 1887, the date OF the first inserto n
bereot] ard do what is necessary 10 protect
| their interest ia this matter,
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
Flick & Westonhaver, attys for Pm.
a6 1t.
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The State Of West virginia,

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of Cir
cat Court OF RcrKeiey County, he lst day
of August 1887.
Catherine Eutzy
In lna0cerV-
@ Eutzy
The object OF the above suit is to obtain a
decree OF divorce "a yiEcVlO RatrimoRii, -
against he oefendanr G Eut2y. and it APP
pearlne On afiiGavit 6ied in this suit, that
that the ssid defendant c Gutzey is p non
resident Lf this State, he is hereby required
toerpea, w,tbin ora month from the 9th
day q AUGUST lEs7, the a-,e o. the hrst
nYblcatit4 he~eg:,l aac 10 what IS necessary
10 Il0pct his interests IN this matter.
5 II MARTIN, Clerk.
J Nelson Wiauer, Atty tor Pitt.
aug. ia.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
ca;harine h. Bu,zy,
as.
Charles Eutzy.
In the Circuit Court of Berkeley County,
State of West Virginia
TO Charles Eutzy:.
TAKE MOTT CE, that on the Goth day o.
August, 8s7, at the Office of J. Nelson Wis
ner in harrisburg, W. Va, betV cen tue
hours of o'clock a. m. and 6 o'clock p. m.
ofthat day, shall proceed to take the depo
sitions OF Witnesses, 10 be read as evidence il
my behalf in the suit in equity depending il
the Circuit Court of Berkeley county, il
which am plaintiff and you are defendants
and if from any cause the taking of the sale
DISPOSITIONS be not commenced on that day
or il commenced, if they be not completed OIL
that day, the taking OF the said deposition
will be adjourned and continued from tim
70 time at the same place aid between ia
same hours until hey are completed.
Respectfully,
a6 At CATHARlNE e. EUTZY,
n Wisner. Atty for Pltf
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The State Of West Virginia,

At rules held in the Clerks oGice of Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, the LIST day
OF August 1887.
Sarah 4. Powell
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Relief.
nHIO RIVER RAlLRODA
" TINE TABLE

Taking effect June 26, 1887. Passenger
trains will run as follows, Central Time
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks officer the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, the LIST
cay Of August, 1857
Morris Hoyman Simon Hayman ana A6ya'
ham Raymond, partners dol g business ua-
der the irm name Of Haynan Byo,heis
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One of the plans of the New York
Democracy lol getting control oTtne
State Legislature is to fuse with the
Labor party in chose districts.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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no WAYNEsROKO.

GEO. b. WRESTLING,
Mich. 2G 'S7 uperinteudents
June a At.
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Al Rules held in the Clerk'a office OF Cir
Gait C9aft OF RcrKeiey County, The lst day
ofAugust 1887.
Catherine e Eutzy
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, the 1st
day of August 1887.
William II Porterfield, Joseph Criswell
and Dennis Baker.
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ben o. shall hereafter y eonvtsesa q say
olfsnsss againss the laWq q NE eeaes q
rennsylvania and counned IN aay prison or
peuitectiary 10 said state 10 execution OF the
Judgment or sentence upon such convicssoo,
who % conduct themselves that no charge OF
misconduct for violation Of the rules
and regulations Of said prison or peui-
sssn.lsry ssa 'n:l cs sustained .s.sn:s
have deduction of two months ON
each of the first two yeArs Of four nionths on
the third and fourth years each aud Of hve
months on each remaining year Of the term
OF their sentenc~. Pror,ded, That Q similar
deduction shall bs allowed for the fractional
parts Of . year, excepting the hrst year, In
which year no deduction shall be made for Q
fractional part aud that Il shall be law ful for
the inspectors OF said prisons or penitsntiariee
II any such convicts or prisoners shall will.
fully infringe or violate any OF said rules or
regulations or offend In any other way against
the laws, rules and regulations OF the institu'
ton In which he or she may be confined, to
strike OIL the whole or any part OF the dedue.
to the date Of such offense, and aaid prisoners
shall be entitled to their discharge % much
the sooner upon the certificate OF the warden
or principal keeper Of such prison or peutten.
tisry, with the approval OF the board of In
spectors of the same
"SEcrIoN . That every person who shall
be sentenced to cumulative terms OF impris-
onment upon two or more convictions, which
terms shall aggregate one year or more, ssAll
be entitled to the same communication -
though sentenced tor . single term OF the
same length ~ the aggregate OF such cumu.
lAuve sentence"
Abe Buzzard, the notorious Welsh Noun.
tain desperada was sentenced to thirteen
years In the Eastern penitsntisry. he is .
penitent desperAdo, and the proposed law
becomes . law, he will get four years and
nine months OF aud will only serve nine
years and three monthA
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IDO0AIA
PATTI will not sing In BaitimorA Her
price waa e5,O0O, and only $1,000 worth OF
tickets were sold.
REV. JOHN HALL, Of New York, hes been
elected president Of the Presbyterian Histori.
cal society.
ExGov. HoYr spoke before the Peunsyl-
vauia Prison society on Evolution OF the
Modern Prison" He thought that when a
prisoner showed himself worthy he should
be parolei upon good behavior, and that II
the prisouer refrigerated he should ce
brought back ss an escaped prisoner. Jailers
- . rule, he thought, are non. progressive
their heads being 80 thick that II would re-
quire dynamite bomb to get an idea through
them.
REV ROWLAND b. HOWARD, editor Of the
ton, and brother OF General Howard, will
spend next sunday In Lancaster, preaching
In the morning 10 81 Johns Lutheran
church. and In the evening at the Duke
street NJ. +. church. Mr.. Howard will al.
vocate the cause Of peace - represented by
the Peace society of Boston, which see ks to
secure peace by arbitration rather than by
war.
GEN. SIMON BOLIVAR BucKSKR, who
seems destined to he the next governor OF
Kentucky, 10 man OF middle stature, with
small, piercing blue eyes, snow.white nous.
tache and imperial aud rather ruddy face.
He IL between sixty. i've and seventy years
OF age. He Is wealthy. His real estate 10
Chicago 10 said to be worth S5O0, ,OO0 About
two yeats ago he married, a. his second wife,
reigning belle Of Richmond, Va They
have . bouncing boy year old. The gen.
erals name is Bolivar and his wife's Betty.
Hence the alliterative war cry OF the Buck.
nerites now ringing through Kentucky OF
Bolivar, Betty and tae Baby"
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Checklae Caanlse II the schssls.
AT The mestine Of the school board, last
evening, the report Of the text book com.
mittee was presented, and 1t is an unu.
sually interesting paper. 1t calls for the
abolition Of text book ih HISTOLOGY in all
schools below the grammar school grade,
the discontinuance Of the study Of trigo-
nometry In the girls high school, and the
disccntinuance Of the study Of moral
science in both high schools. The first
change was unanimously adopted, and the
other two will be considered later, Is they
involve change Of rules.
This action is important, as showing
that Lancaster's school board is determined
to sternly set its face against the iniqui.
tous practice of taking pupils by the throat
and cramming knowledge into their al
ready overburdened little heads. The ma.
ture Of the questions required to be an.
swered In physiology, plainly shows that
too much was expected from the
pupils; a physician member Of the
board declaring that candidates for
medical diplomas could scarcely he
put to severer test. 1t is we'll in these
days when 50 much stress is laid upon
quantity in teaching and so little OF
quality to find that Lancasters schoO
board raised its voice in favor of q return
to the old system Of learning one thing =
time and learning it we'll.
Another important act Of the board w4
the adoption Of resolution to begin a
once the erection of new school building
to supply the growing needs of the north
western section of the city. The schoo
board has property there which will bt
we'll utilized in this way, and an uncom
Portable strain will be taken off the nov
overcrowded schools Of that quarter.
The school board contains live body o.
progressive men, and it is pleasure t
find them keeping step with the rapit
march onward and upward that this com
munity is now making.
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What II Would Mean.

The land theory held by DIR. McGlynn
teaches that all increase in the value of
lands belongs to the people and should be
enjoyed In common, that beyond the first
cost the interest of the owner in it should
not extend. This is one of the details
whereon the George theory runs aground,
and 1t takes very little thought to show its
impractical and visionary character.
The Philadelphia Times very pertinently
asks "n accretions in value are to be divi.
ded, must not losses in value be divided
llso ?" The loss in the total Of real estate
transactions must nearly equal the profit,
and II one was set against the other there
would be very small balance left for the
men who cheer DR.. McGlynn. These men
give their support from purely selfish mo.
tives, for they think they see chance to
pgo6t BY grand scramble. It would be
we'll for DR.. McGlynn to consider that his
church would be one Of the heaviest suffer.
- By . division Of accretions Of value
I = real estate. 1t owns an immense
amount Of land and many costly build
inGD sn over the country, and thes,
/. have increased in value In proportion L
~ marvellous growth Of the nation. Tht
mn Who form the rank and Hls Of the lane
ys6ogmes aye men who care nothing fol
~ privileges OF the church. who object t.
- immunity from taxation, and would bt
I'D to seize upon its property for the com.
noa good-eventually for their own good.
u land reform should be started on the
hno laid down BY DR.. McGlynn these men
voaA make the ball roll on regardless of
~ pgeaching prelste and the church to
Vhich hs atill av0ws allegiance.
b 4hs could for . moment zee In the sem.
! nneo q reality the inevitable march of
epn That must follow any practical %.
n1lea of his theory, hs would abandon
u herreR. The staguation Of industry
11Dneeee. ths failure Of The vast and
oa naehinsry q civn soveru.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
A ThLOPhORON FOR RAEUMATlHM.
/" Nearly Crazed

with pain " II the cry Of many victimscf rheu.
mattsm or neuralgia. ana freq qucutly other dts
easoe. such As kidney and liver complaints, are
directly trAccable TO rheumatism or neuralgia.
These diseases for some uuex plainAble reason.
are rapidly increasing. aud In many instances
are the direct cause Of much sickness which 90
hides Its rial origin - 10 be mistaken for other
diseNses. In cutting rheumatism. neuralgia,
sick headache, and In many cases Of kidney and
liver troubles AthlophorUs has wrought won.
ders. Those who have used II are best qualified
to speak of Its merit.
Rorsss ro,xr. Nsw Yosx.
took Athiophoros and think IL helped me.
l had not walked for weeks whom l took the
Athiophoros and have walked since. have
taken nearly all medicines recommended Tor
rheumatism. and l think that Athiophoros
helped me the most OF any. am not entirely
cured yet, but am going to tAko Athlophorus II
It comes on bad again.
MRS. Taos. HAYES.
BoLrnSvILLR. W., August IS 1885.
can thankfully say believe owe my life to
Athlophoros ~ an instrument In tho hands of
of neuralgia Of the heart since l wrote you
Hoping this may induces Others TO try so valuA-
bio medicine, remain
Very respectfully yours.
MRS. Q. N. PAIGE.
PAwLINa, N. Y, August 10, lss
: The bottle OF Athophoros I procured for
Jacob Reinner's wife acted like charm. She
had been conn ued to her bed for three weeks or
more. Could hardly help herself any. In one
week she on her feet she had not long be.
fore given birth toa child aud had inhsmmatory
rheumatism. A. A. TOFFY.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros and
Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be
bought OF the druggist the Athlophoros Co.. No.
liz Wall street. New York, will send either tear.
rtaee paid) on receipt Of regular price, which
10 O. % per bottle for Athlophoros and SOC. for
Pulls.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. in.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility. disease
OF women. constipation. headache. impure
blood. 40. Athlophorus Pulls arc uneQuAsd.
mAy2 lWeOd
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THE corporstors Of Clark University, OF
Worcester, Massachusetts, have organized
with Jonas G. Clark, the man who IL to
furnish the cash, a. president; ex-Attorney
General Devens, Senator George +. Hosr and
ex.Congressman w. w. Rics, vice presidsp ts,
and Col John d. Wsshburn, secretary. Mr..
Clark wants buildings erected at once 30 that
the first class may present itself tor admis
sion In OctOber, lss5, and that during the
four years course OF this class post graduate
courses can be arranged. These he wishes kept
beyond the reach OF partisan influence and
sectarian bias and to embrace a. wide . range
o. possible OF theology, philosophy, science
literature and art He therefore proposes TO
give $500, 600 fer buildings and equipment,
100000 for library, 5000, OOO for general
uses In support and management and works
OF art and real estate to the value of $500. 600
he also proposes TO give $4,000 for the
creation and maintenance OF three or more
proiessorships on condition that a Iike
amount u raised tor the same purpose. the
donors having the right to name The profas.
sofships anu to designate the brsnchss n,
learning they shall teach.
MI. Clarke iibsraiity Ia certainly m.or,.
ncent and II there IL vanity about IL. A. l. y,
kind that should be encouraged. p,,v n.
did not ses tit to use the money In devs,on
ment OF some college already founded.
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THE Philadelphia national banks will pay
nearly $3.50, 900 In semi annual dividends this
month. In addition to its dividend, the
Girsrd National bank has added $50 900 to its
surplus fund, making that fund $1,000, 900,
which II equal to the capital OF the bank.
The Germantown National bank, besides its
dividend has also added s50, ,OOo to its surplus
fund, making that fund 600, 600, which is
equal to the capital. This seems to be q con.
elusive answer to the query ado national
banks payf"
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nnA, "a ~ tEiuneA q svil foeoss that
havs bssa hs1d undss foe csuturiss-in
short TIE reign of terror y would Be the
logical result Of removing the cornsr. stone
Of property in land end substituting there
for block Of mooushipe.
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THoUoH the Tories carried their point iu
the House Of Commons on Thursday, de.
clining to treat the London 1ymes' attack
upon Dillon - breach Of privilege, It was
barren triumph. The vote was 2N 70 2Ia
and the debate that preceded It gave the Irish
sympathizsrs chance 70 excoriate the oppo.
siti0n. A few more such victories viii
cause the undoing Of the Tories
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TO OPEN PEIsOE DOORs
a hiii That Would shorten the Terms nj
Many Couyicta

Many Coavicts
What 10 known a. the commu,s,,o,, .u,
now before the legislature, which, do,b,a,
the time deducted from the terms os onv,o,.
Tor good conduct has already pascal the
House Of Representative and has zone Ia the
Senate II 1t receives the sanction Of the
upper chamber and the governor II viii rs.
lease from the jails Of Philadelphia and the
Jatls OF the state murderers, burglars, smbes
slsrs and other criminsls-many ct once and
sil long before the expiration OF the sentences
the courts deemed proper to infict The tsxt
Of the bill " ~ follows:
"6ScTIoN l. That al prisoners who have
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ALLEoHESY society has raised 81, 200 for
the benefit Of . charitable enterprise known
- the 'fresh air fund" 1t was done by
means oitableaux representing famous works
Of the old msstera This is making good use
Of fashions fancy,
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IL this time Of tree planting, these remarks
on the beautiful Norway spruce will be O:
interest to all who are employed In srboricuI.
ture:
"ProE c. y. Sargent, in his valuable notes
on tree planting, published by the Massachu.
sets board OF agriculture, makes the remark
that It has proved Q complete failure in east
ern America'-and that 'it has passed its
prime here, and 10 almost decrepit before 1t
IL hall century old He admits that 1t is
chesply raised and easily trsnsplsnted; that
the young plants grow with surprising rap.
id!ty and vigor, and are hardly surpassed In
grace and beauty by the young Of any other
OF the spruces which will thrive in our
climate. But he regards its Introduction as q
public misfortune because interfering with
the cultivation OF such trees ~ the white
pine"
We agree with the Country Gentleman
that tree that has half q century of beauty
in 1t has not been planted In vain.
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Edward shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,, saws
Having received so much benent from Electric
Bttters, feel II my duty to let suffering human.
tty know II. Have had q running sore on my
leg for eight years my doctors told me would
have to have the bone scraped or leg ampu tated.
l used, instead. three bottles of Esc tric Btters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica salye, and
my leg Is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bittres are sold At nfty cents bottla
and Bucklen's Arnica Salve at sc. per box by
n. b. Cochran, Druggist. Nos. lS' and ls9 North
queen street, Lancaster, Pa t5)
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A MONTGOMERY county horse has .
moustsche OF which the animal is very proud
The horse il engaged in the very practical
business OF pulling cart Young man, with
hirsute ambition, take notice.
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FOR THE PRINTER.

"Conundrum Guess II II you can,
And tell me. John, the answer.
Wherein clumsy printer man
ls like An honest dancer"
"I have IL, Jane" "Iou haven't, though
Ia make dosen bets"
"one OF them sets the forms, you know.
The other forms the sets"
SHARP ans wer, dear. but not the one
Wrought by my mental csper-
One OF them pays the piper. John.
The other pies the paper"
From the PriRe-s' Circular.
No other remedy has proved 40 efYectual In re
lieving coughs ana colds As Or. Bulls Cough
syrup.
Mr J. A. Price, Deputy Inspector, State To
bacco warehouse. No. 5. Rslumore, Md .corutal :
recommends Salv vatiou Oh for neural gta. Price
IS cents,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-06

What aiuxnry Is bath in summer. Surely.
but greater luxury Is q clear head in winter
Just when almost everybody Is snee1ing and
snufflin with a cold in the head. But when you
are attacked use kly's Cream Balm. 1t cures
colds in the head, and what Ia better, It cures
the worst cases OF chronic catarrh and hay fever
Not liq uid, not a snun. Pleasant to use. Quick
relief nadical cure. s.S2Wdeod&w
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WHEN doctors find it difficult 70 .nswsr
tho physioiogy questions In the local schools,
why should they bs given to childrenr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-06

sHILOH's CURE VIII Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For
sale by II. b: Cochran, Druggist, No. ls7 North
Queen street (7l
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THE name OF West Vireinia's new senator
has the true Democratic ring about it